2. Word Classification:
3. Number Classification:
By applying these methods and formulas, individuals can effectively tackle Odd Man Out problems across different categories, enhancing their ability to discern patterns and identify the element that deviates from the established group.
Q2: Pick the odd one out of the four?
(a) 4510
(b) 2723
(c) 4270
(d) 2640
Ans: (c)
4+1+0=5 ( second digit from the right)
2+2+3=7 (second digit from the right)
4+7+0=11 (not the second digit from the right)
2+4+0=6 ( second digit from the right)
Q3: Pick the odd one out of the four?
(a) 841
(b) 949
(c) 627
(d) 501
Ans: (a)
Only 841 is the square of 29 rest all three are not perfect squares.
Q4: Pick the odd one out of the four?
(a) BOQ
(b) EQV
(c) GIP
(d) KLR
Ans: (d)
B + O = Q = 2 + 15 =17 (the place at which they appear in the English alphabet) similarly all three are the same except KLR = 11 + 12 = 23 it should have been KLW.
Q5: Pick the odd one out of the four?
(a) AZBY
(b) GHTV
(c) UFVE
(d) SHLO
Ans: (b)
The place of the first two and last two alphabet is added and the sum is 27 in all the three except for b, like A + Z = 1 + 26 = 27
B + Y = 2 + 25 = 27,
U + F = 21 + 6 = 27
V + E = 22 + 5=27
and so on but not for b.
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